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Autumn has what she needs most—a strong spirit and her family’s love. I think she’ll be fine. It broke my heart the morning her mother went off for the UPS job interview & Autumn didn’t want her to leave, she was so afraid of her not coming back. I love how the film makers kept their interaction with the family down to the barest minimum & let the images and the dialogue between the family members speak for themselves. Great job!
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(2006) 59 min Prison, poverty, and life through the eyes of a 3-year-old girl AUTUMN’S EYES is a compelling documentary about a 3-year-old girl who tries to navigate through the harsh reality of severe poverty, her teenage mother’s incarceration and looming foster care. Charming, obedient, and unable to fully comprehend the severity of her environment, Autumn is shielded from her own reality. Caught between the innocence of childhood and the growing necessity to be an adult, she represents hope to a family of women caught in the cyclical web of abuse, incarceration and poverty. AUTUMN’S EYES captures this impressionable time in this child’s life, and ask the greater question: is there truly hope for a child growing up in these circumstances? Through the perspective of a little girl, AUTUMN’S EYES explores this perilous state of hope. |
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